THE OHIO VALLEY-GREAT LAKES ETHNOHISTORY
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Bussy to Choiseul
(August 30, 1761)
Bussy, Francois de in: Affaires
Etrangeres,
Cor. Pol.: Angleterre, 444:216- extract
and in Pease, French Series, vol. II,
1936, pp. 373-383.
pp. 373-383.
. . .
I replied that there was no sort of comparison to be made between these two kinds of boundaries. The country between the lakes and the Mississippi indisputably belonged to France or to the Indian allies of France, and formed the province of Louisiana.
. . .
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